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To ensure the best possible outcomes for young children with and without disabilities, early childhood educators must enter the classroom ready to conduct all types of early childhood assessmentincluding determining if children need additional services, planning and monitoring instruction, and determining program effectiveness. They'll get the preparation they need with this comprehensive textbook, an indepth blueprint for highquality assessment in today's age of inclusion, standardsbased education, and accountability.Developed by prominent early childhood special education experts Jennifer GrishamBrown and Kristie PrettiFrontczak, this book is a natural followup to the bestselling, widely adopted Blended Practices for Teaching Young Children in Inclusive Settings. Future educators of young children will get the research and recommended practices they need toconduct authentic assessment during children's natural routines and play activities, so their true abilities can be accurately measured use assessment to inform effective program planning, both for individual children and groups ensure that their practices are aligned with DEC and NAEYC recommendations involve families as collaborative partners in the whole assessment process, from planning the assessment to determining if the results represent the child's abilities select and use assessment instruments with documented evidence of technical adequacy conduct eligibility assessments and identify children for special services under IDEA assess children with diverse abilities, including children who have severe or multiple disabilities, are from diverse cultural backgrounds, and are dual or multilanguage learners engage in assessment to plan and revise quality instruction collect reliable program evaluation data at classroom, programwide, state, and national levelsGuiding future educators through every aspect of skillful assessment, this textbook gives readers vignettes of common dilemmas teachers may encounter, classroom examples featuring diverse children, and practical aids such as assessment checklists and excerpts from select tools.An essential textbook for all preservice early childhood educators, this book is also a key resource for a wide range of inservice professionalsfrom principals and consultants to teacher study groups. Educators will learn how to confidently implement highquality assessment and reap its benefits: inclusive, familycentered programming that improves outcomes for all children.A featured book in our Successful Screening and Assessment Kit!
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